Rabbi Assaulted on Paris Subway
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Israel National News – Rabbi Asher Idan, the director of the Jerusalem-based Kol HaNa’ar, was attacked and robbed on Tuesday while traveling on the subway in Paris.
The incident occurred as Rabbi Idan, who is currently in France engaged in Jewish activities, made “‹”‹his way, along with a student, on the subway to give lessons to local Jewish youth. He was approached by two local thugs who shouted “stinking Jew” and viciously attacked him.
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